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Greer approves major change to Blaize Ridge development: City Council notes
5+ day, 47+ min ago (312+ words) Here’s a recap of Greer City Council’s Sept. 8 meeting. Council unanimously approved an ordinance authorizing a major change to the design review district covering the Blaize Ridge development on Gibbs Shoals Road. The development is 92% complete and contains 57 single family…...
Federal program helps The Greenville Housing Authority put families on self-sufficient track - GREENVILLE JOURNAL
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (366+ words) The Greenville Housing Authority has helped more than 500 low-income families achieve self-sufficiency in its first year participating in the Moving to Work (MTW) program. MTW is a federally funded initiative that helps low-income families become self sufficient and move out…...
Rebuild Upstate celebrates 20 years preserving local affordable housing
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (638+ words) Demand for affordable housing continues to rise across Upstate South Carolina. Rebuild Upstate believes that housing construction alone cannot solve this issue. The Greenville-based nonprofit organization has spent the past 20 years helping to preserve existing affordable housing across the region....
Greenville County edges closer to short term rental ordinance
3+ week, 6+ day ago (330+ words) After months of gathering information and public input, Greenville County Council’s short term rentals ad hoc committee is close to having an ordinance the full council can consider. The committee reviewed a draft ordinance during its Aug. 17 meeting and discussed…...